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@st_rickard @FOLVSHO It's not as if these companies are running away from NGX for nothing but liquidity in Nigeria stock exchange is very poor.

South African Stock exchange for example has over a trillion dollars in liquidity more than 5x their GDP.

Everything with Nigeria is redundant

“Between 500,000 and 900,000 millionaires may have been created through Nigeria’s stock market.”

— Temi Popoola, GMD/CEO, Nigerian Exchange Group. 🇳🇬📈💰

#Nigeria #StockMarket #NGX https://t.co/u9YsWChrqM

@adaora_crypto It will be good if you could also speak on NGX stocks.l, Please

Imagine a graduate earning ₦200k/month who joins a company where people are building businesses, investing in the NGX and managing millions.

Instead of spending every salary increase on a bigger phone and weekend enjoyment, he starts asking:

“How can I increase my income?”

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Today, I received the Chairman of the Nigerian Exchange Group @ngxgrp, Alhaji (Dr.) Umaru Kwairanga, the Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Temi Popoola, and other members of the Board and Management at The villa. https://t.co/RNbhNLer86

Dividend season is here!💰📈

Several companies on the NGX have declared interim dividends, but here's the important part: you need to know the qualification date.

We've put together a quick guide to the companies, their declared dividends, qualification dates and payment dates. https://t.co/rJQAYIeeuI

If you’re building a portfolio on the NGX right now and ignoring fundamentals, you’re playing a dangerous game

Let me point out 5 of the best NGX stocks to hold right now if you want peace of mind

✅️ Seplat Energy ($SEPLAT)
With USD-backed revenue, expanding gas

@lamideee_a I guess you mea skye bank which is now Polaris

You can not claim any shares or dividends from any company that is not currently listed on an exchange: NGX or NASD OTC

If you think you have other shares we can have a consultation then do a global search

You don't need another random stock tip. You need knowledge. 📈

A lot of investors enter the Nigerian stock market because someone said:

“Buy this stock.”

Then the price falls—and suddenly, fear takes over.

But what if you understood why you are buying a stock before you buy

You don't need another random stock tip. You need knowledge. 📈

A lot of investors enter the Nigerian stock market because someone said:

“Buy this stock.”

Then the price falls—and suddenly, fear takes over.

But what if you understood why you are buying a stock before you buy

Tinubu’s economic policies have transformed Nigeria – Gov Sule

Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule said the economic policies of President Bola Tinubu’s administration had created additional funds for national development. The statement relates to Nigeria’s macroeconomic environment, which can influence investor expectations and operating conditions for companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange.

New marine insurance law seen easing importers’ container deposit burden

Nigeria’s new marine insurance regime may allow importers to replace traditional container deposits with insurance-backed arrangements. The policy is intended to reduce upfront financial demands on importers and represents a regulatory development relevant to Nigeria’s insurance industry and businesses reliant on imported goods.

@maziNdu4Real Everything will do today rely on internet connectivity. Every business, every areas of life things.

MTNN Control over 50% of that.

GTCO.

stability and dividend. https://t.co/jBsurVDweV

@dobmarch8 CAPITAL APPRECIATION
1. FCMB
2. Access
3. Fidelity
4. FirstHoldCo

DIVIDEND INCOME
1. GTCO
2. Zenith
3. FirstHoldCo
4. UBA

@DanielRegha @MTNNG Why should I download @MTNN app before getting such a benefit? It's a deceitful and shameful

NGX market value to hit N230 trillion by end of 2026, says Popoola

NGX Group CEO Temi Popoola projects that the combined market value of companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange will reach N230 trillion by the end of 2026. The projection is attributed to anticipated major listings and continued investor interest in the Nigerian equities market.

@Wealth_ese1 That's GTCO

@maziNdu4Real GTCO: ₦128, up 41% YTD, paying you ~9.7% in dividends while you wait.

MTNN: ₦845, up 65% YTD, almost pure price bet, thin dividend.

₦500k either way. One pays you to hold. The other bets everything on the chart.

I'd take the one that pays me.

Best performing Nigerian stocks for the week ended August 7, 2026

Nigerian equities closed higher in the week ended August 7, 2026, as renewed buying interest supported banking and selected large-cap stocks. First HoldCo extended its positive run with support from FCMB Group, while newly listed AVA Capital recorded a 33.33% weekly increase.